Wizard and Glass

by Stephen King

Roland the Gunslinger continues the quest he began in the first three books of the Dark Tower series: THE GUNSLINGER, THE DRAWING OF THE THREE and THE WASTE LANDS. In this installment, Roland must make a journey into his own past so that he may unlock the mysteries of the present.

Editions of Wizard and Glass

ISBN 9780452284722	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher Plume	Date 2003	Price $1.00	Good
ISBN 9780451197283	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher New Amer Library	Date 1998	Price $1.00	Good
ISBN 9781880418376	Binding/Format Book	Publisher D.M. Grant	Date 1997	Price None Available
ISBN 9781880418383	Binding/Format Hardcover	Publisher Donald m Grant Pub Inc	Date 1997	Price $75.00	Very Good
ISBN 9780451210876	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher Signet	Date 2003	Price $1.00	Used - Acceptable
ISBN 9780140866889	Binding/Format Audio Cassette	Publisher Penguin Group USA	Date 1997	Price $9.94	Good
ISBN 9780452279179	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher Penguin Group USA	Date 1997	Price $1.00	Good
ISBN 9780451194862	Binding/Format Paperback	Publisher New Amer Library	Date 1998	Price $1.00	C+

Publisher Notes

New York Times bestselling author Stephen King delivers another guaranteed blockbuster as he continues the saga of Roland, the last Gunslinger, and his quest for the mysterious Dark Tower in a world unlike any ever imagined, yet horrifyingly similar to our own. This time Roland and his companions venture on a new journey--into the Gunslinger's past. Roland unfolds a tale revealing the secrets of his youth--a story of friendship and war, loyalty and betrayal, and the tragic loss of his first beloved. After five years, Wizard And Glass returns readers to the familiar landscape of dark fantasy and horror which can only come from the mind of Stephen King!

Media Reviews

"In Roland's quest tale, which King calls 'my Jupiter' among the solar system of his published works, the bleak cosmology of self-assurance versus wrongness is as compelling as ever."

First Line

The town of Candleton was a poisoned and irradiated ruin, but not dead; after all the centuries it still twitched with tenebrous life--trundling beetles the size of turtles, birds that looked like small, misshapen dragonlets, a few stumbling robots that passed in and out of the rotten buildings like stainless steel zombies, their joints squalling, their nuclear eyes flickering.

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